krishna19 wrote: unable to get the project file from web server.Unable to open web project 'XXX' .The file path 'C:\INETPUB\WWWROOT\XXX' does not correspont to the URL 'http:\localhost\XXX'.The two need to map to the same server location.HTTP Error 401 : Access denied Open XXX.csproj.webinfo file and change the location. krishna19 wrote: I checked the webinfo file and the .sln file in notepad and found that the path is mapped correctly. No problem with that string Cheers = "Navaneeth!!" www.w3hearts.com

It is fine upto setting the datasource of the combo box. But Just by setting datasource, the combo doesnot understand which field of the table to be displayed. For that you have to set the DisplayMember property. The displaymember property will contain all the coulmn names of the table you have retrived in the dataset. If you want to display some property (e.g. Name) and internally use another property (e.g ID) then you can set ValueMember property as follows DisplayMember=Name; ValueMember=ID; Hope this helps. :)

Might a file be read only that needs to be writable ? Christian Graus - C++ MVP

to kill the entire session use: Session.Abandon to kill individual session variables use: Session.Contents.Remove()

hi, try using sessions.. i once had the same problem 1) ask the user to log in.. 2) store his credentials in a session.. 3) write any query to check his status/rights from any database of registered users thst u have.....( if any ) 4) allow him those rights on the necessary page...or....redirect to the page u allow him... i hope it will solve ur problem or atleast give u the concept of the idea.. thanx... Ish Kumar Kapila

krishna19 wrote: HOW TO VALIDATE THIS IN ASP not ASP.NET. So why post it here ? It belongs in 'web development'. krishna19 wrote: so we are getting more mails when ever we refresh the pages. This should be stopped. I'm sure it should. Your code to send email is obviously being run more than once. No-one can comment further without seeing the code, and the code should be seen in the web dev forum, not here. Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++ Metal Musings - Rex and my new metal blog

Thanks for the attention .. but i am afraid that is not an option because we are not permitted to alter the database which is stabilised and is replicated elsewhere. I have to find out a solution from the fromt end.. may be browser related or something like that.. If you fail for the first time , call it version 1.0.

Judging from the code in the error message, your code is pretty messed up (trying to use script tags inside the code). You better show the relevant part of it. --- b { font-weight: normal; }

See this: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/vbcon/html/vbtskDebuggingServiceApplications.asp

Thanks for the reply, I am using wDoc.Close() wApp.Quit() It is closing the document but not the associated winword.exe. After repeated runs of the application, i have a lot of winword.exe's running in the task manager. how to close the associated process after the document is saved and closed?? Thanks in anticipation

No, you cannot. However, I have developer a Viewer control which views any file type that the OS can view. This was mostly done by using a webbrowser control and hooking into different events. Now, it IS possible to handle specific events and get the type of object that is being loaded into the browser. Using this, you could write another layer to your code that can handle the multiple versions of MS Office which could stop a user from modifying a Document. For PDFs it doesn't really matter, only about 5% - 10% of employees actually have a full version of Acrobat where they could actually manipulate a PDF. I cannot go into futher details because my code belongs to my company and I cannot distribute it. But the webbrowser will be your best bet. In .NET 2005, the webbrowser has been fully overhauled to be .NET friendly.

In Safe Mode, Go to Device Manager->System Devices->And remove anything with a bios word. Then Restart to normal mode. With this trick, you will force reinstalation of all drivers. When all drivers are installed, in Device manager sometimes you will see a double driver, one is operational, the other is in conflict. Remove the operational and restart. If you remove the driver with a conflict, it will come back. ps: I don't remember that i have tested in Windows XP. But other version of windows worked.

private Type __type = null; private object __object = null; __type = Type.GetTypeFromProgID("MyVbProject.MyVBClass"); __object = Activator.CreateInstance( __type ); If you let the com interop create your proxy and the VB app is updated it will break your application. It's better to use late binding, like the above example. Going through the IDE is just one big headache and will eventually fail in production once the COM component is updated. 1 line of code equals many bugs. So don't write any!!

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